In Singapore, change is a way of life. Buildings are demolished and rebuilt, warehouses converted into residences, schools repurposed, shrines displaced, factories dissolved into memory. 

The 12th edition of OH!’s flagship art walks, OH! Moonstone, explores the theme “Everything Changes, Everything Stays the Same”, and takes place in and around Moonstone Lane, at a decommissioned factory. Join us on a private walking tour featuring site-specific artworks located in private and public spaces across the Moonstone Lane Estate — a neighbourhood that has transformed over the years from plantations, kampungs, warehouses, bottling plants, and shrines to the residential precinct it is today.

Each artwork reflects on this entwining of transformation and continuity, tracing the quiet persistence of memory amid shifting architectures. Through this journey, OH! Moonstone reminds us that even in a city where everything changes, some things — the spectres of memory, texture, atmosphere — always stays the same.

The private tour will be led by CU alum Becca (CC' 12, TC '17) with a possible guest appearance from the Executive Director of OH!, also a CU alum.

Venue: Moonstone Lane, Singapore

Date: Sunday 25 January 2026 

Time: 11:15 am - 1:30pm

Tickets: $26.5 donation/pax - Payment details will be shared separately upon RSVP

Please RSVP first, and Becca will reach out to share more details. Your slot will only be secured upon payment confirmation.

About OH! (alumni-founded organisation)

OH! Open House is an independent arts organisation that tells alternative stories of Singapore through art. Since 2009, they have provided more than 70,000 people with the unique experience of appreciating art and heritage outside of museums and galleries – from strangers’ homes to underutilised public spaces. They work with artists to present art in unconventional locations, or in surprising new ways. Through their diverse programmes, OH! creates opportunities to understand and connect with the everyday on a more meaningful level.

About the Curator and Featured Artists

Curator
John Tung

Artists